Gabriella "Biella" Coleman
@biella
Professor of Anthropology @Harvard, Hacker Studies & More
Zinnias: easy to go from seed to this. Heat and deer resistant and radiating color. What’s not to love about them?
I’m here for a wedding but I’d do the same and to make it easy stay the stunning lodge in Paradise
If you find yourself in Seattle at conference between June and October with weather like this, the only responsibile thing to do? Go to Mt Rainier
Reading a book on Edvard Munch as I watch a happy Norwegian dominate the World Cup
Does anyone have any opinions on these paperless drywall products? Please share. I doubt I will get much traction here, but it never hurts to check.
The person living here is so sick (was fine before moving here) and is afraid to leave the rental, as it is stable and cheap. Landlords should be liable for this BS
The summer I’ve planted wild flower seeds, already sprouting, and added some cosmos and Gelato flowers as I patiently wait for the wildflowers to catch up
Since it’s impossible to avoid that other platform, if you’re studying the politics of medicine today, I’m able to come across these gems on the side. Hunter is kicking ass rn
New course alert Vulnerable Bodies: An Anthropology of Disability, Contested Illness, and the Politics of Legitimacy
She killed three baby bunnies but at least she’ guarding my wildflowers, which are just starting to sprout
Pope making a media studies move from the joint lens of anthropology and philosophy
Between front loaders and patio furniture Americans accept mold as routine part of their life. It’s a health hazard for some of us and frankly disgusting especially if you are trying to clean you clothes
Cancer seems like a pretty good reason to ban potassium bromate. This encapsulates everything wrong with the USA: let's keep poisoning our population just to keep food slightly cheaper, which ignores the long-term health and financial consequences of doing so www.nytimes.com/2026/05/11/d...
Too good not to share for those of us whose serious health concerns were written off as anxiety.
The news that our national forests, some of the most pristine and beautiful areas, are treated heavily with glyphosate pretty much broke me this week.
I have been somewhat homeless (staying mostly with family) for the last year, thanks to this. Incredibly exciting. Incredibly stressful (as I am building due to health reasons). I can't believe we are at this stage of things.